She visited in person the Count de Caraman, and one or two other nobles, who had already done something by their example to inoculate the Parisians with the new fashion.

Our little cavalcade halted to the accompaniment of good- natured titterings from many officers in front of the town house of the Prince de Caraman-Chimay.

They gave us rye bread and some of the Prince de Caraman-Chimay's wine to go with the provender we had brought, and they made room for us at the long benches that ran lengthwise of the room.

Then, in the town house of the Prince de Caraman-Chimay just alongside, the double doors opened, and the light streaming out fell upon the naked bayonets over the shoulders of the sentries and made them look like slanting lines of rain.

Just one month, to the hour and the night, after we slept on straw as quasi-prisoners and under an armed guard in a schoolhouse belonging to the Prince de Caraman-Chimay, at Beaumont, we dined with the commandant of a German garrison in the castle of another prince of the same namethe Prince de Chimayat the town of Chimay, set among the timbered preserves of the ancient house of Chimay.

Falla esoro anglas emoden ebuntar ta diliglas martix yehudas sathan val caraman mendelsonnen lamata yendos nix poliglor opos discobul vanitarok

CARAMAN, ELIZABETH.

Elizabeth Caraman (A); 7Apr67; R408280. CARCO, ELIANE LEGRIN. Boheme d'artiste.

CARAMAN, ELIZABETH.

Elizabeth Caraman (A); 7Apr67; R408280. CARCO, ELIANE LEGRIN. Boheme d'artiste.

The new ideas spread more and more; and in 1167 the innovators themselves held, at St. Felix-de-Caraman, a petty council, at which they appointed bishops for districts where they had numerous partisans.

I dined two days ago at Monsieur de Guerchy's, with the Count de Caraman, who brought me your letter.

I wish M. de Caraman had brought the "Siege of Calais," which he tells me is printed, though your account has a little abated my impatience.